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| Dubai International Capital, the investment company trying to buy Liverpool, have assured the Premier League club's fans that they have no intention of offering Jose Mourinho the manager's job if they do take over at Anfield. |
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| Liverpool co-owner George Gillett is so determined to make a statement of intent at Anfield tonight that he has insisted that his Dubai International Capital guests sit in the directors' box. |
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| George Gillett Jr. says his partnership with Tom Hicks, his co-owner at Liverpool, has become untenable and that his family received death threats from fans. Gillett said in an interview with Canada's Prime Time Radio that he was warned not to sell any of his 50 percent stake to Hicks after the Texan blocked a takeover bid for the Premier League club by a Dubai consortium -- a move that has damaged... |
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| Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks said Monday he had ended talks with Dubai International Capital, which has been negotiating to buy most of co-owner George Gillett's 50 percent stake. "DIC made it clear that if they invested in the club, they would want it to be managed by committee," Hicks said in a statement. |
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| Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks terminated talks with a Dubai consortium Monday over acquiring a minority stake in the Premier League club. His decision came hours after Dubai International Capital said its negotiations were moving along with co-owner George Gillett Jr. Hicks can block Gillett from selling because of a pre-emption agreement that says one partner can't sell his stake without the... |
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| Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks launched an angry attack Saturday on the Dubai consortium battling for control of the English Premier League club, criticizing its behavior during negotiations. Dubai International Capital agreed late Friday to cede to Hicks' condition that his Anfield partner George Gillett Jr. |
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| Dubai International Capital agreed late Friday to become a minority partner in Liverpool and is locked in negotiations to purchase a 49 percent stake in the Premier League club. After initially rebuffing the concept, the UAE consortium said it would cede to Tom Hicks' condition that his Anfield partner George Gillett Jr. |
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| The battle for control of
Liverpool could be heading for resolution after a Dubai
government-run fund said it would be prepared to accept a 49
percent stake in the English Premier League club.
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| The Dubai consortium battling for ownership of Liverpool may be willing to buy less than 50 percent of the club. Dubai International Capital has changed its stance and is considering Tom Hicks' condition that co-owner George Gillett Jr. only sell 49 percent of the club -- with Hicks wanting the final percent for a majority stake -- an executive close to DIC told The Associated Press. |
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| Liverpool fans staged a protest during Wednesday night's Premier League match against West Ham, urging the club's American owners to sell the team to a consortium from Dubai. Supporters in the Kop -- the steeply raked end of Anfield filled with the team's most loyal and vocal supporters -- stayed packed into its 72 rows throughout halftime and chanted that Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr. |
